99.9% of people aren't built for business.
Because nobody warns you how brutal this shit actually is:
> saving every dollar for years, telling yourself it will be worth it
> staying in a job you hate at the cost of your sanity
> finally walking away to build the business you've been dreaming about
> for a moment, you feel free
> you taste "freedom" for the first time in your life
> then the unexpected problems comes in, one after another, like the whole world turned against you
> doubt starts creeping in. "Maybe I'm not built for this." "What did I do wrong?"
> the business fails ultimately
> years of savings, gone
> your income, gone
> the version of you that believed this would work, gone
> worse of all, the time you traded away, time with yourself, time with family, gone.
> everyone around you starts itching to say "I told you so"
> years of your life, and somehow you're back where you started
> now you're updating your resume again, rehearsing interview answers, swallowing the pride you spent years trying to earn
> wondering how everything reset to zero
We only celebrate the success stories. The comeback stories. We love those. We get inspired by those.
But nobody bats an eye for the ones who failed. Failed completely. With no safety net, no fallback, no nothing.
It's tough out here, man.
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